Open Letter to the US Supreme Court
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An Open Letter to the United
States Supreme Court
Nineteen retired four-star
generals and admirals tried to warn you.[1]
They submitted a letter—a plea
from those who’ve spent their lives upholding the Constitution.
They urged you not to grant
absolute immunity to this man.
They said it would undermine the
U.S. military and shatter the rule of law.
And here we are.
Let’s talk about what you did.
ABSOLUTE IMMUNITY has NEVER
existed for any American president in history—until now.
Let that sink in.
Not for Nixon.
Not for Reagan.
Not for Clinton.
Not during war.
Not during scandal.
Not even at the height of
executive power grabs.
This isn’t a long-standing legal
principle.
This is brand new.
And you created it—for one man.
But here’s the thing about
precedent: it isn’t sacred.
It can be reversed.
And you’ve done it before—boldly
and without hesitation.
Plessy v. Ferguson gave us
“separate but equal.”
Brown v. Board ended it.
Bowers v. Hardwick criminalized
LGBTQ relationships.
Lawrence v. Texas struck it
down.
Roe v. Wade stood for nearly 50
years.
You undid it in Dobbs v.
Jackson.
Precedent stands—until a case
forces it to fall.
So let me ask you:
What kind of case would be
enough to force a reversal?
A case involving abuse of power?
A case where legal limits
weren’t just stretched—they were obliterated?
A case where something heinous
occurred?
Well—you have one.
A man, Kilmar Abrego García, was
deported in direct violation of a federal court order to turn the plane around.
He was sent to a country he was
legally protected from.
To a prison notorious for
torture and human rights violations.
The administration admitted he
was sent in error.
He was ordered returned by a
federal judge.
They refused.
Then you ordered them to
“facilitate” his return.
They still refused.
A federal judge demanded proof
of life.
A location.
A plan.
The administration shrugged and
said: There’s nothing we can do.
Let’s be honest—if this happened
in another country, we’d call it what it is:
Kidnapping. Trafficking.
Slavery. State violence.
Right now, the case is civil.
But it doesn’t have to stay that
way.
If criminal charges are ever
brought—if even one federal prosecutor reclaims their spine—this case could
return to your courtroom. And when it does, you’ll have a choice to make:
Continue to let this rogue
leader rule as a king above the law.
Or restore law, order, and
justice to her rightful place—as a coequal power to the executive branch.
To do nothing—to remain silent
in the face of this—would be a betrayal.
Of your oath.
Of your power.
Of the people you serve.
We the people call on you now:
honor your oath.
You are the highest law in the
land.
DAMMIT act like it.
Restore law, order, and justice.
Or kneel in the dust of what was
once America.
Let’s stop pretending you’ve
done your job.
You ruled.
You said “facilitate his
return.”
And when the administration
ignored you — you did nothing.
No contempt charges.
No enforcement.
No consequences.
You think you get to check a box
and call it justice?
You watched a man vanish into a
blacksite prison with no proof of life — and you let it happen with your weak
words.
“Facilitate.”
Ridiculous.
Bring his *ss home now.
That’s what should have been
said.
You are not bystanders to this
fall.
You are not guardians of
democracy.
You are the black-robed
collaborators in the slow-motion coup unraveling the Constitution.
Let’s be honest:
You could end this right now by rejecting
absolute immunity completely.
By stating — unequivocally —
that no one is above the law.
By using the full weight of your
office to enforce your rulings.
But you haven’t.
Because deep down, some of you
are afraid.
Afraid of him.
Afraid of his base.
Afraid of your own legacies
unraveling.
Afraid of what you’ll unleash if
you actually hold this man accountable.
You are afraid of the monster
you helped create.
But fear is not a judicial
philosophy.
And silence is not neutrality —
it’s consent.
You’re letting a man rule like a
king.
You’re watching people
disappear.
You’re letting one branch spit
in the face of another.
He is threatening to disappear
AMERICANS.
A M E R I C A N S!
You are not a coequal branch of
government anymore.
If you continue to do nothing—
You become nothing more than a
lapdog.
So unless you want history to
remember you as the Court that watched America and Americans die —
Do your job.
[1] https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/profoundly-ahistorical-4-star-generals-side-with-jack-smith-tell-supreme-court-trumps-immunity-claims-are-assault-on-democracy/
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